This horror-and-suspense vehicle, which dabbles pointlessly in reflexivity, doesn't do much with its pseudosavvy characters.

This horror sequel opens with an out of control passenger plane, then plummets to intellectual ground zero.

What ensues is painfully horrific and reprehensible as entertainment.

As a largely standalone story, one with an occasional giallo quality to its aesthetic and a self-reflexive plot to keep you engaged, [Urban Legends: Final Cut] is a cut above other lower-profile slashers from the same era.